The 3 keys to writing a grant application 

Boost your congress thanks to a grant writing talk
​by a funding expert!
TALK OUTLINE
  • ​Standing out from other applicants
  • Being clear for non-experts
  • Convincing reviewers within 20 minutes
INTENDED AUDIENCE
Researchers at all career levels
​(including PhD students)
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
60 (devoted session) to 2,000 (plenary talk)
DURATION
  • 30 mins (including questions) for regular talks
  • 7 mins for a flash talk in plenary session
I can do both types of talks at the same congress.
COST
  • Quote available on request
  • Under certain conditions, I can propose a discounted talk in exchange for promoting my book at the congress.

Testimonials

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Francesco Santini, Basel University
Organizer, ESMRMB congress

"Actionable, widely applicable grant writing tips, not just ​'I got this grant, this is how I did it' "

I tend to not give too much credit to talks that say "I got this grant, this is how I did it", because they are often not generalizable.

On the contrary, David brought a broad perspective by analyzing many applications, both successful and failed, so he could actually prove what works and what doesn't.

I enjoyed that he distilled this into practical advice that perfectly fit the situations of many of us regularly submitting grants, big or small. I particularly liked the tips on how to logically construct a good story for the grant.
 
I would definitely recommend this talk. Thanks to the actionable and proven tips, this talk can already make a difference in how people write their grants.